Facilities include pitch and putt in the summer, play area all year round. Burntisland highland games are held on the third Monday in July, and are Scotland’s second oldest games dating back to...

From the end of May until the end of August a good portion of Burntisland Links is transformed with the annual summer fairground. Showmen/women arrive with their rides and set up from the end of May, and it gets progressively busier with more …

Two toilet blocks are situated within the Links, one near the main entrance and one down near the bottom end. There are a couple of access points to the beach from Burntisland Links via small tunnels under the railway line. All in all Burntisland Links provides a great family fun day out.

Burntisland is a coastal resort on the Firth of Forth. Located just over 10 miles from Dunfermline and 6 miles from Kirkcaldy, the town of Burntisland is home to a beautiful sandy beach that has been awarded Scotland's Beach Award.

The Links were granted by Royal Charter in 1541 to the Burgh of Burntisland by King James V of Scotland. The Links is in a great location, right next to the award winning beach and the Beacon Leisure Centre. Facilities include pitch and putt in the summer and play areas all year round.

One of Fife’s most popular seaside resorts, there’s a long list of reasons to visit Burntisland, including the long sandy beach, the visiting funfair, the tenth oldest golfclub in the world and one of the oldest Highland Games in Scotland.

Burntisland Links (or simply The Links) is an area of coastal grassland overlooking the beach of Burntisland Bay in Fife, immediately to the east northeast of the town centre. The Links have been integral to recreation in the town since the area was granted by Royal Charter to the Burgh of Burntisland by King James V of Scotland in 1541.

Squeezed in between the railway line and the main road to Kinghorn, Burntisland Links is the main park in the town. In the past it used to have an open air swimming pool and a brilliant crazy golf. However, these things are mostly all gone, however the Links is still a place full of activity.

Burntisland has a wonderful sandy beach; the town has its own swimming pool and leisure centre that are just 5 minutes walk away. Sporting activities such as golf, game & sea fishing, country pursuits, scuba diving and so much more are available.

May 21, 2024 · The fair takes place on Burntisland Links, just yards from High Street and the town’s award-winning beach. It is also a short walk from the railway station and Beacon Leisure Centre.